Sentence examples for look intractable from inspiring English sources

But the alternatives look intractable.

Both issues look intractable, so a solution is unlikely in 2013.

Some of their ideas might help at the margin, but this gulf between employers and graduates has been around for decades now and is beginning to look intractable.

When it comes to Israel and its regional neighbours, bellicose language often drowns out peacemaking in a conflict that so often looks intractable.

That could lead to runaway budget deficits (our deficit already looks intractable) and bring us to double-digit inflation.

But it has all but destroyed the reputation for fiscal responsibility Mr Martin built in a decade as a successful finance minister.Mr Harper's problems look more intractable.

But if we imagine that our robot has near human-level intelligence, and is therefore burdened with an enormous database of facts to examine every time it so much as spins a motor, such a strategy starts to look computationally intractable.

But government debt looks more intractable.

This allegation was followed by mob attacks against ethnic Vietnamese, which resulted in five deaths.With matters looking increasingly intractable, hopes have been pinned on King Norodom Sihanouk.

But with the eurozone problems looking as intractable as ever and global economic malaise spreading from the US and even China, there is more than a feeling that the summer represented calm before the storm.

This broad interest in better schools offers the mayoral candidates an unusual opportunity to wrestle with a problem that looks as intractable today as the city's crime rate appeared to be a few years ago.